Nisbet’s Research Featured in The New York Times
Associate Professor Erik Nisbet’s research on the impact of fake news in the 2016 presidential election was featured in a New York Times editorial by opinion columnist Michelle Goldberg.
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Comm Class Raises Over $6,000 for Local Charities
Assistant Professor Hillary Shulman’s course COMM 4635 – Small Group Communication raised $6,458.85 for local charities this semester. The students also donated 779 pieces of art supplies to Make-a-Wish and 242 pounds of food to the Mid-Ohio Food Bank.
Research Explores How Emotions Impact Rumor Acceptance
PhD student Kilhoe (Miranda) Na recently published new research in the Journal of Health Communication about rumor acceptance during public health crises.
New Study Finds How People Evaluate Online Political Posts
Associate Professor David DeAndrea, Assistant Professor Robert Bond and PhD student Megan Vendemia published an article in Computers in Human Behavior about how user comments affect how political messag
Research Explores Parental Behavior During 2016 Election
Professors Amy Nathanson and William “Chip” Eveland published new research in Communication Monographs related to the 2016 presidential election.
Research Analyzes Flow Experiences During Media Use
Assistant Professor Richard Huskey and MA student Shelby Wilcox published new research in the Journal of Communication about using networking science methods to gain a better
